Extract Original Images from Word Documents

Copy all supported media from a DOCX into a ZIP without recompressing the image bytes.

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Word sometimes permanently removes original filenames and keeps only names such as image1.jpg. No tool can restore a name that is no longer stored in the DOCX.

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How to use this tool

  1. Choose a DOCX file.
  2. Choose duplicate and naming preferences.
  3. Extract media sequentially.
  4. Download the ZIP and inspect manifest.csv.

Supported input and output

DOCX input; JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP, SVG, EMF and WMF inside a ZIP with CSV.

Large-file guidance

Available memory depends on your device and browser. Close other tabs before processing a large document, keep the device awake, and test the downloaded result before deleting the original.

Known limitations

  • Original filenames can be recovered only when the DOCX still stores them.
  • Linked online images are not embedded media.
  • Vector formats may need specialist software to preview.

Frequently asked questions

Are images recompressed?

No. Supported word/media entries are copied byte-for-byte into the result ZIP.

Why are files named image1.jpg?

Word often stores generic internal names and may discard the source filename.